Sentence examples for retain room from inspiring English sources

He stressed that the government would need to maintain some secrecy around its aims in the two-year negotiating process, in order to "retain room for manoeuvre, including the ability to give and take, to trade off different interests, to maximise the value of concessions, and to do so without always giving the other side advance notice.

We report SiC ceramics sintered with AlN and Sc2O3 (or Lu2O3) that retain room temperature strength to 1500 °C.

As a ballroom dance intended for four or eight couples or for single couples, the mazurka retains room for improvisation.

Alloys were quenched from the melt to retain at room temperature a metastable β phase (B2 structure), which is stable at high temperatures.

Many electronic components, even not specifically produced for cryogenic applications, can be usefully operated at low temperature: some of them retain their room temperature characteristics like unchanging resistance (less than 10% upon cooling to 4 K) and showing a lower noise at low temperature.

Those with a more positive outlook argue that he retains some room for manoeuvre and demonstrates increasing pluralism.

Its major contribution is in conjunction with chromium in austenitic stainless steels, in which nickel enables the austenitic structure to be retained at room temperature.

Though he retains a room in the country's capital, three years ago he moved to a kibbutz a 40-minute drive inland from Sderot, the town nearest to today's concert.

The fraction of t-ZrO2 up to 93% was retained at room temperature after sintering.

Almost constant, highly stable, ionic conductivity while maintaining mechanical integrity was retained at room temperature for more than one month.

Synchrotron XRD and Rietveld refinement showed that the ferroelectric orthorhombic phase was retained at room temperature, even for particles smaller than 50 nm.